Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 29, 1918, Page 6

FRIDAY. MARCH 29, 1918 D “TAKES HIS LIFE] Basterodk, recociiur &0 of € & 1 b 1 tired colonel in the British army. The Precocious Youth Kills Himself | of potassium. He had been experiment-| try, my lie’s sole desire and happiness, | that does ot helong to the school to be . ‘Over Alleged Theft. Boy Declared Chemistry to Be His Life's Sole Desire and London—Few cases of suicide in recent years have uttracted as much attention as that of Master Arthur THZ BEMIPJI DAILY PIONEER «Today Will be my last day on this| And I hope thé verdict will not be ‘tem-| His father asked the authorities for | planet. T cannot stand the prospects DOX'!I,PHY insane,’ because I am not. permission to preserve the letter, but youngster killed himself with-cyanide | of what is coming, so good-by, chemis- “A last word. I should like my stuft| the coroner said: “I think it much better if you do not ing in chemistry, to which he was de-| What will happen afterward I cannot given to F. W. Teare, in my form, 4A, | have such a tragic document.” voted. He presumably was driven to| tell, but I hope that .my spirig will| at school. It will help him on in the his act by the discovery that he had | travel to another planet and a God wili | WOrk that I Intended to follow. — ltnken some chemical apparatus trO;n forgive and let me have another bn;‘;mli Y;y‘;lls':’a;:;mmt;h: E:'l]yleffvl;lnd T i nnnnnn his school to his home. Although he| chance. 3 Do 18 had merely borrowed it, there was an| “Since New Year I have not touched | Will remember me. So, good-by, chem- There is something for you in the Happiness. Let Us Print Your Sale Bills insinuation that he was gullty of theft. | anything, and just as I thought that | IStry. that I love and adore and dle I”anf Ad column today. It's on the A letter left by the boy is as follows: | the whole unhappy business was over | T ast page. “To whomsoever shall find this:___ | tbig happens and utterly ruins my life. P8 —God save my soul.” __ o e e = T e yright Hart Schaffner & M:m: They're Stylish; they fit; they last Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes do the economlzmg for you OU want long service in clothes; but mere durablhty isn't enough. You want smart style and good fit. You'll get those things at this store in Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes. They're made of all-wool fabrics; they keep shape they fitand are stylish. Such clothes save; they cost more per suit, but less per month. $18, $20, $22.50, $25, $30, $35 At the left is a 2-button Varsity suit with patch pockets; a lively In the center is a new double- The elderly man wears one of the the right is a sport suit with a military front and back—ex- tremely good. breasted sport suit; with seam at smart new business suits; sizes for every figure. Your Easter Hat A Knox Hat is a symbol of social and business position. style. . the waistline. If a man doesn’t travel in a cer- tain social sphere he doesn’t know about a Knox or care about it. Men who are securing or have always had a good social and business status, prefer Knox. SPRING STYLES NOW SHOWING. A complete line of Spring Caps, Shirts, Underwear, Hosiery, Neckties and Shoes are now on display. Get Your Easter Clothes at Shavitch Bros. Get Your Easter Clothes at Shavitch Bros. THE QUALITY STORE. ° um s | Remember, Wed., “Wheatless Day® i ] i S S